A Christmas tree the size of a small building at Rockefeller Center, ice-skating rinks and hot cocoa stands in Central Park, and beautifully decorated window…
Lower Manhattan in summertime Billy Joel pretty much sums it up in his famous song “New York State of Mind”: there’s really no need to…
On the last Thursday of November, Thanksgiving will be celebrated across the United States of America. Originally a harvest thanksgiving ceremony, today the celebration is…
Throughout the States, October 31st is cause for a grand celebration: Halloween. Every year, children dress up to go trick-or-treating, pumpkins are carved into the…
Every year at the end of the summer, New York City is visited by tennis fanatics from all over the world for the US Open!…
Harlem is one of New York City’s most diverse and vibrant neighborhoods. It has also played an extremely important part in the history of the…
In the first part of this Bastille Day blog series, we highlighted le quatorze Juillet festivities in Paris and Nice, where the 14th of July…
In our first part of this blog series about Independence Day we presented some of our favorite activities to celebrate the 4th of July 2012…
Every year, people from all over the world flock to New York City for one of the biggest holidays of the year: the 4th of…
One of New York City’s best-loved summer traditions, Shakespeare in the Park has been offering free Shakespeare plays in Central Park’s Delacorte Theater since June…
